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Accommodative Dimensions
Antinuclear Protest
Author_Kjell Goldmann
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coercion and accommodation in global governance
coercive
Coercive Internationalism
conflict resolution methods
deterrence
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ethical foreign policy
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INF Negotiation
INF Treaty
institutional cooperation
International Opinion Formation
international relations theory
internationalist
Internationalist Programme
Limited Counterforce
NATO Deployment
NATO Missile
Nonconsequentialist Principles
nuclear
Nuclear Deterrence
Nuclear Disarmament
Nuclear Ethics
Nuclear Weapons
opinion
peace studies
Pershing IIs
postCold War
programme
Proposition II
rational
Rational Deterrence Theory
state sovereignty challenges
Strong International Opinion
Sustained Cooperation
theory
UN
Violated
West Germany
World Opinion
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- ISBN 9780415095990
- Weight: 340g
- Dimensions: 138 x 216mm
- Publication Date: 09 Jun 1994
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Paperback
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Internationalism is the view that institution-building and peaceful cooperation will make peace and security prevail in a system of independent states. This book examines this controversial topic and discusses whether such a view is realistic or whether international relations are typically characterised by tension and war.
Kjell Goldmann seeks to examine the plausibility of internationalism under present-day conditions. A theory of internationalism is outlined and is shown to have two dimensions: one coercive (to enforce the rules and decisions of international institutions) and one accommodative (to avoid confrontation by means of mutual understanding and compromise). Problematic features of the theory are then considered in detail: the assumption that all international cooperation tends to inhibit war, and the tension inherent in the joint pursuit of coercion and accommodation.
Kjell Goldmann is Professor of Political Science and Dean of the Faculty of Social Sciences at Stockholm University. He has published extensively on the theory of international politics and foreign policy. The New International Relations Edited by Barry Buzan, University of Warwick and Gerald Segal, International Institute for Strategic Studies.
